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2005 Oct 31 [ Mon ]

A researcher has same idea as me about sleep paralysis

Back in June I made various speculations about the phenomenon of sleep paralysis: www.panix.com [http://www.panix.com/~dannyw/weblog/Asia/Cambodia/Miscellaneous/nightcrusher01.html]

One of them was that there could be some sort of link with the experiences of those who remember being abducted by aliens. Now the Guardian reports that a researcher has suggested the same thing: education.guardian.co.uk [http://education.guardian.co.uk/higher/news/story/0,9830,1600781,00.html]

The account in the Guardian lacks the wit and insight of my own posting of course. In particular, the researchers seem to leadenly concentrate on pathology, mentioning that the abductees "already had an interest in the paranormal" as if that were enough to make you fantasize a transdimensional rectal probe.

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